页面显示文字的java代码,在命令行java中突出显示文本

I have an assignment to recreate the unix cal program, fairly straightforward except for one part. On the current day, it highlights the number. I have no idea how to do this. Any idea on how to do it in Java?

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解决方案

ANSI color codes

The color of the prompt is set by expanding the escape sequence

“\e[sm”, where s is a semicolon-delimited list of ANSI color codes:

“\e[31;44;1m” would set the foreground color to red, the background to

blue, and the font in bold face; (The “\e” is the ASCII Escape

character. Don’t forget to terminate the sequence with the “m”

character.)

Binary sequences in the environment variables need to be set off by

indicators that they have zero width, or else the shell won’t

calculate correctly the width of the prompt. Bash encases such things

with slash-brackets “[ .. ]”, whereas Tcsh uses percent-brace “%{ ..

%}”.

The codes:

0 restore default color

1 brighter

2 dimmer

4 underlined text

5 flashing text

7 reverse video

black red green yellow blue purple cyan white

foreground 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37

background 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47

So in order to do this through Java, you need to set

System.out.println(characterCode + character);

where String characterCode = "\033[31;44;1m"; and char character = 'A';

and you would get an A with foreground color set to red, the background to blue, and the font in bold...

EDIT : Results of a test in Xubuntu

public static void main(String[] args) {

char character = 'A';

String characterCode;

for (int foreground = 30; foreground < 38; foreground++) {

for (int background = 40; background < 48; background++) {

characterCode = "\033[" + foreground + ";" + background + ";1m";

System.out.print(characterCode + character);

}

System.out.println();

}

}